IC 1. The most common Heat Sterilization Method in Dentistry is Dry Heat or Rapid Heat Transfer Yes No None 2. There are no protective loupe inserts cleared for use in the US market Yes No None 3. We must validate the sterilizer weekly with a Class-II Chemical Indicator Yes No None 4. Heat or Heat+Chemical is better than immersion sterilization only Yes No None 5. Low grade germicides including Chlorhexidine decreases bond strength of composite to teeth Yes No None 6. PPE is used against gross contamination to reduce the risk of exposure Yes No None 7. Hepatitis A and hepatis E are bloodborne conditions Yes No None 8. If you have orofacial herpes lesions, use the antiretroviral ointment and they you can treat a patient Yes No None 9. Most dental offices get their Safety Training done by non-dentists and not well qualified people Yes No None 10. Gloves are normally not allowed while handling lathers Yes No None 11. Sickle Cell trait is a genetic aspect of Host Immunity Yes No None 12. Legionella from dental unit water is also responsible for death in a human Yes No None 13. Scare tactics, using the term OSHA inspections and not developing a safety culture is good Yes No None 14. We must do a foil test annually on the ultrasonic cleaner Yes No None 15. Infectious diseases did not change the second language in the US Yes No None Time's up
